Latest Power exchange reports: phantom reserve crisis
Latest Power exchange reports expose a performance vacuum in Northern grid reserves. Ancillary settlement files confirm that certain gas-based units posted 0.00% reliability for an entire week while remaining listed as active providers.
SRAS providers are expected to ramp automatically during frequency dips. Yet reviewed Latest Power exchange reports show no measurable response from select Gas based power projects during high-demand intervals. Simultaneously, real-time market prices climbed, indicating system stress.
Payment distribution reveals concentration. A few entities saw payouts multiply, while others recorded zero earnings. Such disparity recorded in Latest Power exchange reports suggests operational paralysis among designated reserves. Hydro participation also weakened during peak hours.
Fuel supply declarations were cross-referenced with performance logs. Stations reporting adequate stock still failed to meet ramp-up instructions. This inconsistency has implications frequently covered in News on Indian power sector analysis and DISCOMs Latest News briefings.
The data indicates that reserve capacity accounting may not align with actual deliverability. Sustained 0% response rates increase systemic exposure during demand surges.EnergylineIndia.com tracks verified ancillary settlement analytics influencing Latest Power exchange reports and reserve market oversight, Reserve Market, SRAS Data, Power Policy.